1. Centralised EU Registry for industrial entities
Daniel Martin-Montalvo I Christian Ansorge
Centralised EU Registry for industrial entities
Progress update

2. The reasons for establishing an EU registry
Several data-flows deal with different aspects of the same or similar industries
Definitions divert and lead to difficulties in understanding which industries are identical across the different data-flows
There’s a lack of consistency across data-flows on the geographical and administrative information
Sending comparable information to several data-flows is an unnecessary burden

3. The new process

4. INSPIRE PF
INSPIRE Production and Installation Facilities

5. Extended EU Registry schema (gml)
EU Registry Extension (full)
Extended EU Registry schema (gml)

6. EU Registry Extension (reporting view)
Limited VIEW (of the full model)
Reporting elements
Necessary INSPIRE elements
Same gml schema
For easier communication and to hide the complexity of the full extended model
Full extension model

7. Generating EU aggregated database
The functioning (II)
Submission to Reportnet
XML-based (for 2018 reporting)
Web-service based
Automated QA/QC
QA/QC rules
Exceptions
Storage of entities
EU Database with QA-Qced data
With versioning
Generating EU aggregated database
Merging administrative data and emissions data

8. Practicalities important for Member States
Data model will undergo EIONET consultation end of February – end of March (4 weeks)
Please reach out to your colleagues! 
End of April data model for EU Registry reporting will be published
System in place and replacing current practice in March 2018
Together with new XML schema for thematic reports (E-PRTR+LCP)